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The Ironman began in 1978 after a group of Navy Seals couldn't decide whether swimmers, cyclists or runners were the best athletes. Their solution? Combine all three in one grueling 140.6-mile race.
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The Ironman began in 1978 after a group of Navy Seals couldn't decide whether swimmers, cyclists or runners were the best athletes. Their solution? Combine all three in one grueling 140.6-mile race.
Second Witte Hall resident's diagnosis part of larger outbreak, UHS official says The recent outbreak of mumps at UW-Madison continued Tuesday, when a female undergraduate Witte Hall resident was confirmed to have the virus.
With the end of the semester approaching, nearly 5,000 undergraduate and professional students are planning to graduate. But before a single cap is tossed in May's graduation ceremonies, students must ensure that they have met the necessary degree requirements.
Although popping pills may give some students the extra edge to finish papers and cram for exams, the drug many students swear by can lead to addiction and serious side effects when not monitored by a physician.
BOSTON—Four miles into the 1967 Boston Marathon, a race official realized a woman was running—unheard of only because women were not allowed to enter the race. The official physically tried to stop Kathrine Switzer, grabbing at her race number.
More than one year after being charged with intent to perpetrate a child sex crime, the UW System Board of Regents dismissed UW-Madison professor Lewis Keith Cohen Friday.
Associated Students of Madison will attempt to open the Student Council election polls for the third time next week, after technical difficulties caused two postponements. The Student Election Commission voted Thursday to use traditional paper ballots at eight campus polling locations.
IFC votes against banning hard liquor from parties
Students proclaiming ASM is dead\ formally introduced a new student government Thursday night at the Rathskeller.
This year, March is coming in like a lion. Not because of the weather, but because we are close to spring break and that spells trouble. The eight school days prior to vacation are the longest, most boring days of the semester.
Capitol Neighborhoods Inc. and the Alcohol License Review Committee met Madison's alcohol culture Thursday at the Concourse Hotel, 1 W. Dayton St., after area residents claimed they were uncomfortable with the surrounding bar culture.
Reconstruction planning for the 300 to 400 blocks of State Street will resume Thursday at the Overture Center in a public information meeting of the State Street Design Project Oversight Committee.
After months of construction aiming to more than double its capacity, Church Key Bar, 626 University Ave., will open in mid-December, according to an employee close to the project.
Madison's lakes have reached their worst pollution levels since the 1950s'??when pollution was at its worst.
Facing problems obtaining the necessary visas from the Spanish consulate in Chicago, UW-Madison students may have to cancel or postpone plans to study abroad in Spain during the upcoming spring semester.
Everyone's ripping on the police for using pepper spray when the crowd did not start any destructive behavior. But have any of those people tried looking at the situation from the police's point of view?
Despite thousands of rowdy party-goers and the use of pepper spray, many State Street and downtown businesses deemed Halloween weekend safe and successful.
As part of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, the Muslim Students Association sponsored a Fast-a-Thon Thursday, where students of various faiths united with Muslim students for one day in the sunrise-to-sunset fast.
Following in Madison's controversial footsteps, the city of Fitchburg plans to consider a smoking ban in restaurants and bars.
The Madison City Council affirmed Tuesday, in a 15 to 5 vote, the proposal to refinance funding for the Overture Center for the Performing Arts, utilizing a trust fund and holding the city responsible for any uncovered costs.